The Gauteng High Court has ruled that matric results can be published on public platforms, using examination numbers.
Justice Minister Mmamolko Kubayi reveals that the Democratic Alliance has threatened legal action to halt the interviews for the National Director of Public Prosecutions, ...
A landmark ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal has paved the way for homeowners to now bypass the Community Schemes and Ombud Service (CSOS) to resolve disputes ...
Captain Henrietta du Preez's controversial comments at a police parade, leads to a court case over defamation and malicious prosecution.
The Gauteng High Court has dismissed an urgent application by Black Rock Mining to preserve a portion of Nkosana Kenneth Makate's Vodacom payout, stating that there ...
Marius van der Merwe, known as Witness D, was tragically killed shortly after his testimony at the Madlanga Commission. His friend reveals the guilt he carried and ...
New fixed timelines for municipal electricity tariff decisions have been established following a court ruling that mandates transparency and public participation ...
Former President Jacob Zuma's appeal against a court order to repay R28.9 million in legal fees has been denied by the Gauteng High Court.
Nkosana Makate's 'Please Call Me' saga takes another twist as Black Rock Mining demands a 40% share of his Vodacom settlement.
Jacob Zuma challenges the Gauteng High Court's ruling on R28.9 million in legal fees, asserting that State officials, not him, should bear the responsibility.
The Advertising Regulatory Board has banned a Teazers billboard advertisement for objectifying women, highlighting the need for responsible representation in advertising ...
Fikile Mbalula has successfully obtained a gagging order against businessman Brown Mogotsi, following serious defamatory claims linking him to the murder of Wandile ...
Judge Leonora van den Heever, South Africa's first female judge, passed away at 99, leaving behind a transformative legacy in the judiciary and literary world.
Former President Jacob Zuma is set to appeal a court ruling ordering him to repay R28.9 million in legal costs, claiming that the state should bear the financial ...
Professor Isabel Coetzee-Prinsloo highlights the critical shortage of trained nurses in South Africa's healthcare system and presents a transformative vision for ...
The Competition Commission’s inquiry found that Google does have a monopoly over the sharing of news media on the internet through Search. Google and a number of ...
A South African court has ruled in favour of a transgender inmate's right to receive hormone therapy, highlighting issues of discrimination and healthcare access ...
APRAV has uncovered a deliberate five-point strategy within the Road Accident Fund that misrepresents its financial health, leaving victims and taxpayers in distress. ...
The Northern Cape High Court empowers a private rhino conservancy to export rhino horn, paving the way for vital conservation funding.
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that Nersa's approval of municipal electricity tariff hikes without proper public participation is unconstitutional, ensuring greater ...
The Department of Basic Education publishes matric results under court order, but privacy concerns spark a legal battle with the Information Regulator.
The National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities faces another setback in its efforts to make South African television accessible for the deaf and hard ...
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that former President Jacob Zuma must repay over R28. 9 million in legal costs, including interest following a court order.
Former President Jacob Zuma's legal fees of R28 million are under scrutiny, as his counsel argues against his liability, questioning the accountability of state ...
The Constitutional Court is set to hear arguments regarding the validity of consent definitions in the Sexual Offences Act, following a high profile case that highlights ...